Jacob Sirmon: "We hate Woodinville"

DeepSeaZ

whatshouldicareabout said:

DeepSeaZ said:

Hey hight film guys. Watch lowlights too. Can a player overcome adversity? Can a player overcome negativity? Can he put his team in the best position to win? That's the guy I want.

Sounds like you should quit Washington football

Then whatshouldicareabout?

WilburHooksHands

TierbsHsotBoobs said:

Tequilla said:

WilburHooksHands said:

Tequilla said:

CokeGreaterThanPepsi said:

This is all so hopeless

It's why some of us have a podcast that talks a lot of recruiting and others don't

This is sad, sad chest beating.

Another woosh that many fell for hook line and sinker

You really suck at this.

He will never convince anyone he was going for the whoosh.

RoadDawg55

DerekJohnson said:

Final score: Woodinville 17, Bothell 10.

Sirmon under pressure all night. Looked ordinary.

Would not surprise me to see Pete back off from him.

Send your $10.95 over to Derek Johnson.

RoadDawg55

Tequilla said:

Ice_Holmvik said:

Jesus. One fucking game. He had a shit O-line last year. That line is incrementally better this year. Kid is still a junior and has almost 2 full seasons left to play. He is less than half way through his high school career in terms of games played. Not worried in the least about this game. Besides we get Dylan Morris in 2019.

Dylan Morris looked like he sucked against Sumner ... we probably shouldn't go after him either

We shouldn't. Spiker's QB is better.

DerekJohnson

Tequilla said:

CokeGreaterThanPepsi said:

This is all so hopeless

It's why some of us have a podcast that talks a lot of recruiting and others don't

Wow, what a shitheel comment from our friend Tequilla

GrundleStiltzkin

Our?

Tequilla

DerekJohnson said:

Tequilla said:

CokeGreaterThanPepsi said:

This is all so hopeless

It's why some of us have a podcast that talks a lot of recruiting and others don't

Wow, what a shitheel comment from our friend Tequilla

That's my job ...

And this WDWHA or rush to assume that Sirmon is door.ass.out is way too premature IMO ...

Sirmon's physical talent is obvious ... we have heard the rumors about papa and son Sirmon fighting with each other a bit to the point where it is clear that Sirmon probably has a little growing up to do ...

He also is still 17 years old and you don't give up on that kind of talent ...

Taking 2 QBs in this class is giving insurance that we will emerge from Browning with a great QB option (I only wish we were as diligent on our OL) ... I could see both starting games for UW down the road ... but it also gives protection in case the intangibles to Sirmon don't pan out and what DJ cited never improves

My experiences around talented HS level players when they start facing adversity is that they often struggle initially with it because it is so new ... once the shock wears away though it comes down to either they pull themselves off the mat after getting knocked down and show the heart of a fighter or they wallow in their self pity and ultimately flame out ...

Behind every great athlete is a great heart and the unmistakenable desire to compete and fight for victories ...

Jacob Sirmon for perhaps the first time in his life is REALLY faced with this ... any warnings from either his Dad or Pete up until now probably fell largely on deaf ears ... this very well may be his wake up call to reality. The ball is in his court ... let's see how he responds.

dnc

Tequilla said:

DerekJohnson said:

Tequilla said:

CokeGreaterThanPepsi said:

This is all so hopeless

It's why some of us have a podcast that talks a lot of recruiting and others don't

Wow, what a shitheel comment from our friend Tequilla

That's my job ...

And this WDWHA or rush to assume that Sirmon is door.ass.out is way too premature IMO ...

Sirmon's physical talent is obvious ... we have heard the rumors about papa and son Sirmon fighting with each other a bit to the point where it is clear that Sirmon probably has a little growing up to do ...

He also is still 17 years old and you don't give up on that kind of talent ...

Taking 2 QBs in this class is giving insurance that we will emerge from Browning with a great QB option (I only wish we were as diligent on our OL) ... I could see both starting games for UW down the road ... but it also gives protection in case the intangibles to Sirmon don't pan out and what DJ cited never improves

My experiences around talented HS level players when they start facing adversity is that they often struggle initially with it because it is so new ... once the shock wears away though it comes down to either they pull themselves off the mat after getting knocked down and show the heart of a fighter or they wallow in their self pity and ultimately flame out ...

Behind every great athlete is a great heart and the unmistakenable desire to compete and fight for victories ...

Jacob Sirmon for perhaps the first time in his life is REALLY faced with this ... any warnings from either his Dad or Pete up until now probably fell largely on deaf ears ... this very well may be his wake up call to reality. The ball is in his court ... let's see how he responds.

...

Meek

Tequilla said:

DerekJohnson said:

Tequilla said:

CokeGreaterThanPepsi said:

This is all so hopeless

It's why some of us have a podcast that talks a lot of recruiting and others don't

Wow, what a shitheel comment from our friend Tequilla

That's my job ...

And this WDWHA or rush to assume that Sirmon is door.ass.out is way too premature IMO ...

Sirmon's physical talent is obvious ... we have heard the rumors about papa and son Sirmon fighting with each other a bit to the point where it is clear that Sirmon probably has a little growing up to do ...

He also is still 17 years old and you don't give up on that kind of talent ...

Taking 2 QBs in this class is giving insurance that we will emerge from Browning with a great QB option (I only wish we were as diligent on our OL) ... I could see both starting games for UW down the road ... but it also gives protection in case the intangibles to Sirmon don't pan out and what DJ cited never improves

My experiences around talented HS level players when they start facing adversity is that they often struggle initially with it because it is so new ... once the shock wears away though it comes down to either they pull themselves off the mat after getting knocked down and show the heart of a fighter or they wallow in their self pity and ultimately flame out ...

Behind every great athlete is a great heart and the unmistakenable desire to compete and fight for victories ...

Jacob Sirmon for perhaps the first time in his life is REALLY faced with this ... any warnings from either his Dad or Pete up until now probably fell largely on deaf ears ... this very well may be his wake up call to reality. The ball is in his court ... let's see how he responds.

Tick, tick, tick

DeepSeaZ

Tequilla said:

DerekJohnson said:

Tequilla said:

CokeGreaterThanPepsi said:

This is all so hopeless

It's why some of us have a podcast that talks a lot of recruiting and others don't

Wow, what a shitheel comment from our friend Tequilla

That's my job ...

And this WDWHA or rush to assume that Sirmon is door.ass.out is way too premature IMO ...

Sirmon's physical talent is obvious ... we have heard the rumors about papa and son Sirmon fighting with each other a bit to the point where it is clear that Sirmon probably has a little growing up to do ...

He also is still 17 years old and you don't give up on that kind of talent ...

Taking 2 QBs in this class is giving insurance that we will emerge from Browning with a great QB option (I only wish we were as diligent on our OL) ... I could see both starting games for UW down the road ... but it also gives protection in case the intangibles to Sirmon don't pan out and what DJ cited never improves

My experiences around talented HS level players when they start facing adversity is that they often struggle initially with it because it is so new ... once the shock wears away though it comes down to either they pull themselves off the mat after getting knocked down and show the heart of a fighter or they wallow in their self pity and ultimately flame out ...

Behind every great athlete is a great heart and the unmistakenable desire to compete and fight for victories ...

Jacob Sirmon for perhaps the first time in his life is REALLY faced with this ... any warnings from either his Dad or Pete up until now probably fell largely on deaf ears ... this very well may be his wake up call to reality. The ball is in his court ... let's see how he responds.

Tequilla said:

DerekJohnson said:

Tequilla said:

CokeGreaterThanPepsi said:

This is all so hopeless

It's why some of us have a podcast that talks a lot of recruiting and others don't

Wow, what a shitheel comment from our friend Tequilla

That's my job ...

And this WDWHA or rush to assume that Sirmon is door.ass.out is way too premature IMO ...

Sirmon's physical talent is obvious ... we have heard the rumors about papa and son Sirmon fighting with each other a bit to the point where it is clear that Sirmon probably has a little growing up to do ...

He also is still 17 years old and you don't give up on that kind of talent ...

Taking 2 QBs in this class is giving insurance that we will emerge from Browning with a great QB option (I only wish we were as diligent on our OL) ... I could see both starting games for UW down the road ... but it also gives protection in case the intangibles to Sirmon don't pan out and what DJ cited never improves

My experiences around talented HS level players when they start facing adversity is that they often struggle initially with it because it is so new ... once the shock wears away though it comes down to either they pull themselves off the mat after getting knocked down and show the heart of a fighter or they wallow in their self pity and ultimately flame out ...

Behind every great athlete is a great heart and the unmistakenable desire to compete and fight for victories ...

Jacob Sirmon for perhaps the first time in his life is REALLY faced with this ... any warnings from either his Dad or Pete up until now probably fell largely on deaf ears ... this very well may be his wake up call to reality. The ball is in his court ... let's see how he responds.

Your experience? What experience is that? Why not just say you might be wrong about the kid and we might be right? After all, we actually watched him play.